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Narrative and Ideology
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Sam Houston
Leiden
Brill
With its focus on "narrative" and theology as an ethnographic enterprise, the "postliberalism" of Hans W. Frei and George A. Lindbeck sought to incorporate insights from the linguistic turn in modern thought. However, it has faced criticisms ranging from sectarianism to concern with its overly static and homogeneous conceptions of "narrative" and "Christian community" that fail to recognize the church's participation in many overlapping communities of discourse. In this essay, I explore such criticisms and their recognition of the varied narratives and discursive practices by which Christian communities are formed, in ways both recognized and unrecognized. I then examine the work of Ugandan Catholic theologian Emmanuel Katongole which gives due attention to "narrative" and ideology, and in doing so, demonstrates "postliberal" theology's insights while also compensating for its weaknesses.
2016
161-187
Religion and Theology
23/1-2
1574-3012
African theology
Emmanuel M. Katongole
General
George A. Lindbeck
Hans W. Frei
History of Religion
ideology
narrative
Postliberalism
Religion & Society
Religious Studies
Social Sciences
Theology and World Christianity
Sam Houston
10.1163/15743012-02301013
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